It’s relaxed, welcoming and the kind of spot where you can settle in for a long lunch without feeling rushed, while the kids are happily entertained nearby (and you might actually finish a beer while it’s still cold).

The menu has had a bit of a refresh recently, but all the favourites are still there. Think burgers, pizzas, wings, share plates and proper comfort food, done really well. There’s a strong focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients and making things in-house, and you can taste the difference. We ordered… a lot (for research purposes obviously). The black ale beef brisket tacos were next level. I went the hot honey chicken salad (saving calories for beer, priorities) and it was honestly so good. One kid smashed a steak sanga, the other gave the kids pizza a solid review, and yes… we had to order a pizza to share too because if there’s a proper pizza oven in sight, it’s basically non-negotiable, right?!

And definitely save room for dessert. The chocolate brownie with ice cream is proper comfort food; rich, warm, gooey and exactly what you want to finish off an amazing meal. Meanwhile, my eight-year-old (who eats like a grown man) finished the day off with apple and berry crumble with ice cream and custard… and absolutely demolished it. Warm, cosy, buttery topping, proper old-school dessert vibes and very much a hit.

Everything came out fresh, generous and full of flavour, and the kids menu is a winner with a solid range of well-priced options ranging from $12 – $16. They also cater to a variety of dietary requirements including gluten free, dairy free, vegetarian and vegan, which makes it an easy choice for mixed groups and families.

For the grown-ups, there are 16 taps pouring their core range plus seasonal brews (the India Red Ale still a personal fave), along with wines, gins, cocktails and plenty of non-alcoholic options. So even if you’re not a beer drinker, you’re well covered.

Now for the family factor. Inside, there are colouring sheets and pencils, plus a fun scavenger hunt that gets the kids up and exploring (mine were very into it). You can also borrow games like Uno for a gold coin donation. Outside, there’s a casual play area with giant Connect Four, Jenga and a few bits for younger kids including some cute wooden rocking horses… although bigger kids will 100% get involved too. It’s also dog friendly, so your four-legged family members are welcome to join too.

And here’s a little twist… they’re open for breakfast during the week. Yep. Monday to Friday from 8–11am you can swing by for coffee and an easy brekkie. Muffins, toasties, loaded rolls… quick, affordable and actually good. Not something you expect from a brewery, but we’re into it and it’s perfect if you’re heading up the hill anyway.

Beyond the food and drinks, there’s almost always something happening. From regular live music on weekends to quiz nights, bingo, karaoke and Friday happy hour, it’s the kind of venue that gives you a reason to come back again and again. You can also book brewery tours and guided tastings for a behind-the-scenes experience, which makes a great gift idea or something a bit different to do with friends.

Open 7 days a week, this is one of those easy 91������ý Hills favourites that works for pretty much any occasion. Family lunch, casual catch-up, or just somewhere you know everyone will be happy… it just works.

Location: 42 Mt Barker Road, Totness SA (Mt Barker)
Opening Hours: Seven days a week
Phone: (08) 8398 3881 Email: info@prancingpony.com.au
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We went back recently and it just works. Like, actually works. The kids disappear (not in a scary way… more like “they’ve found the games” way), the drinks stay cold, and you can actually finish a sentence. Huge win.

The venue nails that industrial-chic vibe with high ceilings, exposed beams, raw brick, and big open spaces that somehow feel cool and welcoming at the same time. Inside, there’s enough going on to keep the kids busy without you having to micromanage every second: pinball, arcade games, a skill tester that will happily eat your coins, and shuffleboard. Outside, it’s chalk, giant Jenga, a rope balance thing, and a little rocking boat that my kids became oddly obsessed with. Add in colouring and puzzles on the kids menu, and you’ve actually got a solid window to sit, chat, and drink something while it’s still cold

Now the food… we went all in. The menu is just too good to pick, so we ordered a bunch of things and honestly? Not a single regret.

The baked provolone with chilli and chimichurri is a must. Like, don’t even think about skipping it. Sharing is optional but risky. The fried chicken ribs with the curry mayo? Absolutely wild. The mortadella, salami, and stracciatella focaccia combo was fresh, salty, a little sweet and just ridiculously good. Fish and chips is generous and classic, the wagyu cheeseburger does exactly what you want it to do, and the pork scotch with that sticky IPA + gochujang glaze had one of those “okay wow” moments mid-bite.

We also ordered both desserts because self-control simply wasn’t on the table. The ice cream cookie sandwich and the cheesecake were both absolutely worth it. The kids’ menu is really reasonable at $12 per meal, with a choice of five options: cheese toastie, spaghetti, chicken bites, beef slider, or a grazing plate. You can even add a drink for $2 and finish off with an ice cream sundae for $8. Oh, worth noting that kids eat free on Mondays and in the school holidays, kids meals are half price!

There are 24 beers on tap, and the staff are total legends; chill, happy to let you try before you commit (essential if you panic-order like me). Not a beer person? You’ll still find something to love. They also run brewery tours if you’re feeling educational… or just want to justify another drink.

It’s kid-friendly, dog-friendly, and the perfect spot for catching up with your crew. No stress, great food, good vibes, and you leave feeling like you’ve actually had a break (even though your kids were right there the whole time). Bonus: easy on-street parking.

We’re big fans. Go. Eat the cheese. Stay longer than you planned.

Location: 18 Baker Street, Port 91������ý, SA, 5015
Opening Hours: Sun – Thurs 11am – 10pm | Fri – Sat 11am – midnight
Phone: (08) 8317 2111
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Missing the yellow cow from the main street of Hahndorf? You’ll find it here, with the cute little Udder Delights Cheese Cellar tucked into this venue, where you can also enjoy great food, craft beer, wine, gin flights and a fun kids menu that can all be enjoyed in this super high quality. family-friendly space. Think umbrellas outdoors, a creek, expansive lawn, a cubby, a slack line for the kids to balance on and just room to explore.

When its cool, there is a delightful fireplace doing a great job of keeping the space warm and cosy, surrounded by couches. The main dining area, ‘The Great Hall’, includes tables, booths, bar tables, and also offers the ‘Grünthal Greenhouse’ for private functions. When it’s sunny out, there are shady trees and umbrellas for days!

The at Grünthal is definitely a big step up from standard brewery fare! There are a great range of small plates, pizzas, and specials on offer. Udder Delights cheeses are well represented, with a delicious cheese fondue, a ‘Too Cheesy’ deep dish pizza, and even the humble toastie is made with Truffle Cheddar. The pizza is next level. The real star of the menu for the kids was the dessert (of course) – an extra special sundae topped with Persian fairy floss.

They haven’t forgotten to cater for dietary options including vegetarian, dairy free, gluten free and vegan either!

For the grown ups, there is an extensive drinks menu including tea, coffee and iced drinks, wines, three varieties of Grünthal Gin, cocktails and mocktails, and of course the extensive and delicious Grünthal beer range, including eBeer – with a new brewing technology that you’ll love hearing about.

Grünthal makes it super easy to cater for groups with a “Feed my Group”, “Feed my Party” and “Feed my Child” selection of items from the main menu.

Grünthal are also offering a traditional Swiss cheese fondue experience this winter. Their rich, silky fondue combines Gruyère and Emmental with white wine, served with warm ciabatta rolls, cornichons, Skara Csabai salami and fresh pear or apple for dipping.

At $68 to share between two, it’s the perfect cosy dining experience for a winter date night, catch-up with friends or a special night out.

And yes, there’s even the famous fondue game… so keep your bread dipping skills sharp!

The kids loved exploring the fantastic lawns on the bank of the Onkaparinga River. There is seating and shade on the raised terrace, and the lawns are accessible by both a ramp and stairs. We can’t think of a better place to lay down a picnic rug and enjoy a sunny afternoon watching the kids play while we had an uninterrupted adult catch up and all of the tasty things!

Before you depart, be sure to choose some gin, beer or wine to take home, and of course some of the many cheeses and trimmings on offer.

The indoor dining area is accessible with plenty of space to manoeuvre around tables and park prams. The female toilets allow enough room to leave a pram outside the cubicle door if required, and the accessible toilet is very roomy and has a full size change table, nappy disposal unit, and grab rails.

Ingenuity Baby Base seats are available to seat your little ones at the table – just another extra touch that makes this family day out so much easier.

Book it in, every one will be happy here!

Grünthal Brew
Location: 827 Mount Barker Rd Verdun
Opening Hours:
Mon to Thurs 10am – 4pm / Fri to Sat 10am – 10pm / Sun & Public Holidays 10am to 5pm
Phone: 08 8388 1588 
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Once we settled into the beer garden, it was easy to see why this place is such a winner for families. There’s plenty of open grassy space for the kids to run around, a few lawn games to keep them busy, highchairs available, plenty of seating for large groups, and a cute little fishpond. Meanwhile, the adults can kick back with a tasting paddle or a pint, soaking up the sun and enjoying a rare moment of calm while the kids entertain themselves.

Now, the food. Honestly, it was a bit of a revelation for a brewery. The fried chicken tenders disappeared so fast we barely remember seeing them hit the table, and the popcorn cauliflower was next-level good; crispy, full of flavour and that chilli, coriander and bang bang sauce was the kind you keep dipping into long after you’re “done.” The PBC burger is apparently a local legend, and we get it… it’s juicy, messy, and exactly what a burger should be. The grilled American reuben sandwich hit all the right notes, pastrami, sauerkraut, pickles, swiss cheese, it’s basically a hug in sandwich form. The kids weren’t left out either. Our eight-year-old demolished the crumbed snapper like the food critic he is, and our six-year-old’s hotdog with chips (one of four solid kids options at $16 each) was so huge we genuinely didn’t think she’d get through it… but she proved us wrong.

Beer-wise, Pikes has something for everyone. We went for a tasting paddle so we could try a few of their beers, then Dad settled in with a pint of the IPA while Mum enjoyed a refreshing hard lemonade. There’s also a small wine list and non-alcoholic options, and the kids were happily with their fruit boxes.

The Tap Room itself is on the smaller side, with just a few tables inside, but it’s worth popping in, especially if the weather isn’t playing nice. You can sit and watch the brewers at work while enjoying your drink, which is a little bit of behind-the-scenes magic. There’s heaps of car parking too, which is a lifesaver because this place can get busy, and the venue is dog friendly, so your furry friends can come along for the fun.

If you’re heading to the Clare Valley, make sure Pikes Beer Company earns a spot on your itinerary. It’s one of those easy, genuinely enjoyable family stops where everyone finds something they like. Just make sure you book ahead. This place fills up fast, and for good reason.

Location: 233 Polish Hill Rd, Polish Hill River SA 5453
Opening Times: Open Daily 10am to 4pm
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Just outside of Angle Vale, it’s close enough to be an easy-ish drive but still far enough to feel like you’ve escaped the suburbs for the afternoon. The vibe is relaxed, welcoming, and clearly loved by locals – despite the winter chill, the place was packed, which says a lot about how good it is. What really sets it apart for families is the enormous grassy area where you’ll often find a dozen or more kids kicking the footy, running around and making the most of the wide open space. There’s also a beautifully landscaped garden with little paths and a creek to explore, which our kids loved. It’s a space where they can play nearby while parents enjoy a drink and keep a close eye on things – we’ll cheers to that!

Even on a cold winter afternoon, it was comfortable thanks to the open fire and outdoor heaters scattered around the long tables on the patio. There’s also a lovely decked area with tables and umbrellas overlooking a little waterhole, perfect for a chilled arvo catch-up. GRB is also a great option for functions and events, easily hosting large groups at any given time. We even spotted a heart-shaped arch, so we wouldn’t be surprised if this place doubles as a wedding or engagement venue. You can really tell how much thought and love has gone into the setup – it’s warm, welcoming, and beautifully done.

Food-wise, the kids’ menu is super simple with nuggets and chips, but the build-your-own pizzas were a hit across the board. They’re tasty, well-priced, and great for both kids and adults who want something easy but satisfying. They’re also adding a 6-inch pizza just for kids soon, which is a great addition for those who like to have their own (and not share yours!). If you’re after something lighter or perfect for sharing, the grazing board is a great choice. It comes with a selection of dips, crackers, cheeses, antipasto items, and fresh fruit, ideal if you’re just in the mood to pick. There are also smaller snack-style dishes like bowls of chips, wedges, and arancini balls. On Friday nights, you’ll often find rotating specials including mini cob loaves, kransky rolls, baked potatoes, and loaded hotdogs, so there’s always something new to try.

If you’re into craft beer, you’re in for a treat with a great range on tap. While they don’t offer tasting paddles, the team is more than happy to let you try a beer or two before you commit to a pint. Worth noting too, the beer is some of the most affordable we’ve come across, with all pints just $11. There’s also a great value stamp card available. Pay $90 upfront for 10 beers and you’ll go into a monthly prize draw, which is a fun little bonus for regulars. If beer’s not your thing, there’s still plenty to enjoy. They offer a heap of seltzer flavours, made by adding Billson’s flavouring to an alcoholic soda base. You’ll find options like creaming soda, fruit tingle, grape bubblegum, passionfruit and more, alongside a solid selection of wines and spirits too. For the designated drivers or anyone skipping the booze, there’s coffee, milkshakes, and the usual suspects like soft drinks and juice.

Parents will be happy to know there’s loads of room for prams, high chairs on hand, a baby change table, and it’s super dog friendly so yep, the whole family is welcome (fur babies included). Our kids genuinely love coming here. Maybe it’s the freedom to explore, the fun of making new little mates, or maybe it’s the cookie bribes we shamelessly dish out before heading home (no judgment). Whatever the magic combo is, it works. Gawler River Brewing nails that rare mix of quality craft beer and a laid-back, family-friendly vibe where both kids and grown-ups can actually enjoy themselves.

Safe to say – we’ll be back. Probably more than once.

Gawler River Brewing
Location: 1029 Dawkins Rd, Gawler River SA 5118
Phone: 0478 960 342
Opening Hours: Thursday: 3 pm – 8 pm, Friday: 11 am – 9:30 pm, Saturday: 11 am – 9:30 pm, Sunday: 11 am – 8 pm
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Craft beer lovers, prepare to be impressed. Jump Ship Brewing’s selection includes something for everyone. From a velvety milk stout to a hazy IPA (my personal fave), they’ve even managed to make a pale ale we actually enjoy – the Wanna Pale at 4.5% is fab! For those taking it easy, there’s a session ale and a heap of zero-alcohol options, like the fun and fizzy Mischief Brews Sodas, as well as good ol’ Bickford’s and juice boxes for the kids. Non-beer drinkers, don’t fret: their SA spirits range is equally impressive, featuring local gems like Coffin Bay Spirits, EP & West Coast Distilling Co. gins, plus a wine list that’ll make any vino lover smile. Basically, they’ve got everyone covered and for that, we say CHEERS!

Let’s talk about the food because, wow, this menu is next level. When it comes to brewery eats, we love something light and shareable, and Jump Ship’s tapas-style offerings deliver in spades. Worth noting too, it’s completely gluten free. Highlights include:

• Pita Bread with Daily Dips: The presentation alone is enough to make you hesitate before digging in, but don’t hold back! Hummus + olive oil, beetroot, roasted beets + feta, and basil pesto with that scrumptious toast – it’s sensational.
• Fried Jalapeño Bites: As a sucker for spice, these were a must-try and definitely delivered.
• Squid Tacos: Generously portioned with three per serve, these were a hit.
• Prawn and Chorizo Flatbread: A tasty and satisfying combo.
• Torn Kebab: Lovely flavours, worth a try!
• Nachos: We chose beef and weren’t disappointed.

For the kids, the menu’s got options that’ll please even the pickiest eaters. Think Nachos (choose chicken, beef, jackfruit, or plain cheese), Crumbed Chicken and Chips, Calamari and Chips, or Tacos. Plus, they can colour on the back of the menu or write letters to Santa (if you’re visiting around Christmas time, like we did!). Bonus points to Jump Ship for actually having sharp pencils, a rare but much-appreciated touch.

The kids’ area at Jump Ship Brewing is a total winner! It’s thoughtfully designed with soft play, building blocks, the cutest little tea set, and a kids’ table and chairs. Located in a corner, the space keeps the little ones entertained and out of the way, but still within sight – just how we parents like it. As for the rest of the brewery, the airy, bright space is beautifully decorated with plenty of tables, wine barrels, and room to move, so you’ll never feel cramped. There’s plenty of highchairs and heaps of room for prams, plus the uni-sex bathrooms have baby change facilities. For the adults, there’s a dartboard and a pool table, perfect for a bit of friendly competition while catching up with friends or family.

Although Port Lincoln is a looooong way from home for us (it’s actually only a 50 minute flight from 91������ý), we’ll definitely be jumping ship again for this gem. We know you’ll love it too, so keep it on your radar when visiting the Eyre Peninsula.

Location: 11-13 Edinburgh Street, Port Lincoln, SA 5606
Opening Hours: Wed – Sat: 12:00pm – 10:00pm + Sunday 12:00pm – 8:00pm
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Shapeshifter Brewing have only been in the Findon digs for a little under two years, however it’s possible you have seen their beers around prior this time when they were brewing out of Big Shed.

We absolutely encourage you to grab some family friends and park up here for a couple of hours. Leave the devices and distractions of home behind and dig into some quality time with a card game, board game or sit at at nearby table and let the kids play in the cutest new addition, a cubby house and corner with chalkboards and toys. (Best paired with a beer paddle).

Our visit made for such an easy catch up, no one was left with a messy house, no one had to shop or cater and the kids were happy as Larry playing retro arcade games, pinball, Jenga, Uno and obviously bombing around the cubby house.

The non beer lovers (who even are you?) there is a great range of SA wines and gins as well as a coffee machine, so you haven’t been forgotten about. AT the time of our visit I was mid way through Dry July – and was stoked when Ryan suggested a zero alcohol crafty! While it wasn’t on tap, it was South Australian and delicious.

Give Shapeshifter Brewing Co. a follow on or to keep up to date with rotating taps, food vans and acoustic music (on Sundays).

A few last things before we leave you to share this with your mates and all immediately book tables ha ha……

Your well behaved dogs are welcome here. They can even get a free treat from the bar and there’s a fancy water bowl dispenser for them (dogs thirst matters).

Highchairs are available for the little people who haven’t yet built their own core stability, and clean change facilities are also provided for these same bubbas.

Keep local businesses like this in mind this Fathers Day, there is a huge range of cool merch like beanies, socks and hoodies for sale here. They also offer a really reasonable flat rate delivery fee for online beer orders.

Hats off Shapeshifter, this ticks a lot more family friendly boxes than most breweries, and we see a few!

Find Shapeshifter Brewing Co at 2/54 Crittenden Rd, Findon SA 5032

Mon-Wed CLOSED | Thurs 4-10pm |Fri 12-10pm |Sat 12-10pm |Sun 12-6pm

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Phone 08 7444 5475

Now, we first noticed this talented husband and wife duo brewing up a little storm in 2022, popping up at local events across the Copper Coast. What you might not know is that they have very recently opened a huge new venue for their brewery / taproom and it is conveniently located at the Copper Coast Tourism Centre ‘s ‘Farm Shed’ in Kadina (a nudge over an hour and a half from 91������ý).

Open Friday’s 2pm – 7.30pm and Saturday + Sunday’s 12pm – 6.30pm. Our favourite family pick is Sunday’s for the live music each week. It’s worth noting that hours might vary during peak times or across public holidays, so now is a great time to jump over and follow them on to keep up to date with special events or altered trading.

The venue is industrial, relaxed and spacious with a choice to sit indoors or park up at an outdoor table in fine weather. Either way there is plenty of room to maneuver a pram, and if the kids have energy to burn, there is a large lawn adjacent the tap room, along with further family activities right next door at the Tourism Centre. mini golf or train ride any one?

You can settle in for a beer paddle with up to ten taps pouring at any one time, offering rotating seasonal ales, lagers and even special limited release beers. We loved the Wheat Middy (great if you are the driver) and the roasty-ness of the Stout, which was absolute perfection for our cool weather visit.

Not a beer drinker but being dragged along by a passionate craft beer enthusiast? Hedonbar Brewing have a small range of South Australian artisan gins, wines from Barossa Valley and of course some non-alcoholic options too.

So, you have quenched your thirst somewhat and now the responsible thing to do would be to put some nosh in your belly right? Honestly, your tastebuds will explode with the quality line up of excellent food vans these guys bring in each weekend. We ate from MFP Fire Foods on our visit and the flavours were unbelievable and such a great match with our beers.

Definitely one to put on your next Yorkes itinerary, call in and have a chat with Rayma and Troy!

Location: 50 Mines Road Kadina, Copper Coast Tourism Centre “The Farm Shed”

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Lo and behold, The Suburban Brew – a brewery catering to the needs of families, thank god!

Established as a business in 2017, the Glynde Brewery & Taproom is their newest venue to hit the craft beer revolution. Opening in December 2022, following the success of their first taproom in Goodwood, the family-friendly vibe is evident the moment you walk through the doors of this light-filled industrial warehouse. What sets this brewery apart is the dedicated Kids Zone. You’ll find plenty of toys and attractions to entertain the little ones including a chalkboard, an arcade style game, a wooden play kitchen and more. To top things off, we even heard there’s a cubby house coming, a wonderful addition for sure.

While the kids are occupied (boom – you’re a good parent), check out the beer that’s been brewed mere metres away from where you sit. Head to the bar where the over 18 crowd can choose from over 10 taps. My suggestion? Grab a tasting paddle. We love that there’s an alcohol-free beer for designated drivers or non-drinkers, plus the option of cider, wine and spirits for those who simply don’t like beer (yes, these people do exist). If you get a chance, try the Blue Skies, Green Grass; an East Coast IPA – it’s a personal fave!

Owner and brewer, Tony (a parent himself) has created a space where people come together. A space where it’s OK for your kid to act like a kid and not have to walk around on pins and needles. A laidback atmosphere where beer enthusiasts can happily sip a session ale (responsibly of course) with the kiddos and/or fur babies in tow. There is ample space to move about with picnic tables both indoors and outdoors for families to gather over a board game. Kids of all ages (including adults) can play corn hole right outside. Add to that, a pool table and a pinball machine – c’mon, could this place be more cool?

But wait, it gets better. The Suburban Brew run their own “Sunday Fundays” once a month. We were there on a recent Sunday Funday and were blown away by the amount of kids of all ages enjoying a choc top from the pop-up ice-cream van and… drumroll please… free face painting. If you’re looking for an afternoon well spent with some of your favourite tiny people, be sure to check their socials to find out exactly when their next one is! Speaking of events, there’s also trivia nights, pool comps, brewery tours and live music.

The Suburban Brew doesn’t have a menu or kitchen in-house but they do have a great variety of rotating food trucks to feed the whole crew on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. With a range of 91������ý’s top food trucks including ‘BBQ at Yours‘, ‘Smokey’s Deli’ and ‘The Hungry Llama’ just to name a few, you can pair good food with good beer. Other little things worth noting if you’re a parent eager to have a local brew in a family friendly environment are; there’s highchairs, room to park prams, a change table, plus nappies and baby wipes for those “oh no” moments.

Going out for a beer doesn’t have to mean finding a babysitter and we’ve got one thing to say to that – Cheers!

Location: 26-30 Provident Avenue, Glynde 91������ý, SA, Australia 5070
Opening Hours: Wed & Thurs 3pm – 10pm | Fri 2pm-10pm | Sat 12pm-10pm | Sunday 12pm-7pm
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If you answered YES to any of the above, then it is time to take a drive down the Fleurieu Peninsula to Smiling Samoyed Brewery at Myponga. It is situated right on the Myponga Reservoir and it is one of our favourite spots to hang out with the family while enjoying a great meal.

Smiling Samoyed Brewery is open 7 days a week and have their pizza oven firing everyday. So there’s no need to wait until a weekend, head down there anytime for a great meal. You’ll be greeted by the stars of the show – Kent and Hoppy, their two GORGEOUS white samoyed dogs who lap up the attention of all the guests.

There is an outdoor playground, perfect to keep the kids entertained while they wait for their food. It’s a decent sized playground too, definitely not an afterthought. Our kids loved playing “houses” on the playground and our three year old learnt how to slide down the fire pole – so much fun!

If it is too wet or too hot to be outside on the playground, don’t worry – the lovely Smiling Samoyed staff will happily fetch some colouring sheets and pencils to keep the kids entertained.

Onto the menu – as we mentioned, the wood oven is busy firing pizzas everyday with some delicious traditional pizzas available, along with some quirky options (kangaroo pizza, anyone?). The rest of the menus is impressive with smaller snacks such as arancini balls, onion rings and tempura cauliflower through to the DELICIOUS desserts. Our tip? Have the Dark Ale Brownie. YUM. Local produce shines throughout the extensive menu.

The drinks list is also extensive, with beer tasting paddles available to sample the Smiling Samoyed beers, along with local wines, spirits, juices and soft drinks. Seriously, settle in for an afternoon here, relax and try a bit of everything while the kids play. You won’t be disappointed!

Make a real day of it and leave time for a walk around the Myponga Reservoir before or after your visit to Smiling Samoyed Brewery. We can guarantee that you will leave with a full belly and a full heart after seeing the kids pat the dogs and have the BEST time on the playground.

SMILING SAMOYED BREWERY
Hansen St, Myponga
(08) 8558 6166
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Open 7 Days
Monday – Friday 12:00 noon – 4:00pm
Weekends 11:30am – 5:00pm
(Bookings recommended)